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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 2760590" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>[USER=443192]@ambercoco1[/USER] you can eat any protein - no restrictions, though including fats which come with them is a good thing, rather than including less natural sources.</p><p>The helpful foods , though, are the most expensive elements of any meal, and for any business producing readymeals there is always the lure of reducing the costs of ingredients and production time.</p><p>I do use pressure cookers quite a bit as they seem useful for reducing cooking times - I put the carcases of chicken, duck, any leftovers into a pressure cooker, cook until the meat falls off the bones - it is surprising how much meat there is left to free up sometimes. After removing the bones there is the basis for soups and stews, curries and casseroles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 2760590, member: 355878"] [USER=443192]@ambercoco1[/USER] you can eat any protein - no restrictions, though including fats which come with them is a good thing, rather than including less natural sources. The helpful foods , though, are the most expensive elements of any meal, and for any business producing readymeals there is always the lure of reducing the costs of ingredients and production time. I do use pressure cookers quite a bit as they seem useful for reducing cooking times - I put the carcases of chicken, duck, any leftovers into a pressure cooker, cook until the meat falls off the bones - it is surprising how much meat there is left to free up sometimes. After removing the bones there is the basis for soups and stews, curries and casseroles. [/QUOTE]
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